Archive for March 2010
Seattle’s Pollinator Pathway: Creating a Native Habitat Corridor for Bees and Butterflies
The Pollinator Pathway project envisions a mile-long stretch along Columbia Street near downtown Seattle where plants friendly to these insects are planted in the strip between the street and sidewalk.
Read MoreWinter Fragrant Plants for Northwest Gardens & Seattle’s Ethel L. Dupar Fragrant Garden Tour
Designing Seattle landscapes with fragrance in mind.
Read MoreMarch Gardening Tips: Pruning, Transplanting, Soil Testing, and Lawn Care
March is a good month to prune your roses to remove diseased canes, stimulate growth and encourage the best blooms.
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